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I am trying to remember the name of an ENT I went to almost 8 years ago (2018). It was somewhere in DT Lafayette and not in the best part of town. one thing I remember is taking an elevator down to the office from the ground floor. I also had a hearing test done there in one of those booths. I believe it was an older man who was the doctor but I can't remember.

ive switched insurance so many times and google maps is failing me that I can't remember where it was. I thought it was maybe on Greenbush St but the maps view doesn't look accurate. I need the name for medical records to get a PA for a reoccurring issue since 2018. :(

There’s a position that was posted today that seems right up my alley, specifically mentioning the small niche my research is in. The start date is Jan 2027. However, I am ABD with a graduation of May 2027.

Would it even be worth it to apply? I don’t want to waste the committees time (or mine) or them think I’m incompetent and can’t read about the start date.

If i should apply, do i mention it in my cover letter about the start date?

Apologies if this has been posted before. I searched here and r/professors and couldn’t find any relevant posts.

I’m throwing up at the title but just hear me out.

I’m looking for nicer things to do by myself. I’m visiting while my husband is coming for a card game event. Think like moody coffee shops or cocktail bars, rooftop restaurants, spas, etc. I love shopping but preferably higher end consignment. I also love history museums. I’m not interested in hiking / outdoor things. Please no chain recommendations.

We thought about going to Tatsu or Mamani. Any thoughts on either of those places?

We’re staying at the Adolphus in downtown Dallas which looks nice. I don’t mind ubering or walking places. I haven’t been to Texas in a while, about 2 years, so i don’t remember how toasty it was during September.

My mom said she saw this purse in the LV CDG store and saw this bag that looked like an Alma or Speedy with a “DR” charm on it. Does anyone know what she’s referring to? She said she really liked the charm for me as I’m getting my doctorate but you couldn’t buy the charm itself, only the bag.

I’m wanting to make a shortcut that will

1. Open my garage door using the MyQ app
2. Use the Range Rover remote app to unlock, start, and cool my car

Has anyone done this before?

I’m staying downtown for a card game tournament and there’s this incredibly loud buzzing / humming sound around the intersection of Granby & Freemason. What is it? It was going on all last night as well.

I have commented on a few posts but I'll make my own. I'm looking to buy a 2021 E-Hybrid. I am in love with the car. I test drove a 2022 at my local dealership but the low MPG (coming from a Nissan rogue lol) was a big turn off. The salesman asked about my driving habits but given my upcoming career change, I dont want to forgo the perfect car for me now. im happy to sell the car in a year if my situation changes. I would have to fly to look at and buy this car.

Am I crazy? I have this feeling it will be perfect but like.... i don’t know. this is my dream car.

I dont even want to link it on the off chance someone goes in before I can get there and buys it 😭 I test drove the 2022 and not even 24 hours later someone bought it. im happy to DM you the link if you won't buy it and can give good insight lol

They have a car I’ve been wanting for a while. Any local info on the place? Searched the sub and didn’t see anything. Google reviews look good enough.

Dont want to drive 3 hours and then find out it’s a shady company.

I went into my local Range Rover dealership to test drive a 2021 black evoque and came out loving a 2023 Byron Blue Velar. I currently own a 2021 Nissan Rogue and the price ($37k) after my trade in is a much bigger number than i was expecting since i was looking at the evoque. I have a few questions….

1. The sales associate was telling me about how they’re not selling certain models due to a DC issue. They said once they get the parts and can repair them they will be available for sale. I’ve looked at the recall online. Is this something big to worry about? Does anyone know a timeline? The sales associate said they were supposed to get the parts by early June and they did not.
2. I may be moving to somewhere without a local Land Rover dealership. If this was you, would you still buy a Range Rover? I would live within 1-2 hours of one (aka a big city) so i could just drive it in but that could be problematic if they are issue prone.
3. Is there anything else i should know? I’m nervous since this would be my first luxury vehicle but i really like it. It’s just a lot more money than I’ve ever spent on a car.

I’m traveling to west palm for vacay in mid July and would love to know the best instructors. I usually do signature, advanced50/65, or focus50 as long as there’s no fuck ass obliques. I prefer rap or edm music, no Taylor swift.

Also any tips on parking or things to know about would be good!! And if you have nearby coffee shop recs that would be sick. Thank you 🙂‍↕️

hello. I am already nervous and it's in a week. it's a 1 hour interview with a 10 minute teaching demo. I have instructor of record teaching experience and plenty of informal learning teaching experience but I am still very nervous. I'm a final year phd candidate. my goal of this position is to gain teaching experience that I haven't before, as I have never taught at a CC.

field: computing

questions:

• are there any key components I should include in the teaching demo? they put in the topic selection that it should "engage learners" and have a check for understanding, but are there any other things that are expected but not being explicitly said? I was thinking 30 second introduction of myself and topic, 2-3 minutes of lecture, 2-3 minute activity, 1-2 minute for check for understanding (should this be a quiz? out loud questions?)
• I will be wearing business professional. I plan to bring a tote bag with me that includes my laptop, personal hygiene things, etc. Is there anything else I should include? Business cards are so not me but I'll go print some if deemed necessary.
• what should I expect for the remainder of the interview (50 minutes)?

any and all advice is appreciated.

Does anyone have recommendations for an immunologist?

I moved away from Louisville (my hometown) and now work somewhere else. My local immunologist is booking out until November and their reception was incredibly unhelpful. I literally cannot wait until November as I’m dealing with a chronic issue that my current allergist has not been able to figure out and my flare ups are getting worse.